Guilford County has more pasture in it than anyone stuck on the Wendover Avenue corridor would guess. Drive fifteen minutes past the last shopping center in almost any direction — …
Outdoors & Trails
Greensboro has quietly assembled one of the more usable greenway networks in the Piedmont, and it did so by repurposing what was already here: abandoned rail beds, creek corridors, and …
Greensboro is one of the rare inland cities that owns its own water, and that quirk of history is a gift to anyone who paddles or fishes. The city’s drinking-water …
For a city its size, Greensboro punches well above its weight in mountain biking, and the reason is buried in the woods north of town. The watershed around Lakes Brandt, …
Hiking around Greensboro rarely means summiting anything, and that is precisely its charm. This is Piedmont terrain, gentle grades through hardwood forest, wetland boardwalks, and the occasional windswept battlefield, where …
Trails and lakes are only half the equation; the other half is having the right boat, bike, or boots to enjoy them, and Greensboro has a surprisingly deep bench of …